3 days in Cork

Paulie · January 28, 2018

So where would you stay and what should I do with 3 days in and around Cork?

Prevenger17 · January 28, 2018

Visit other counties

Huyton Layne · January 28, 2018

Chico's mar loves Cork. I think that's what it said in the Winslow bogs.

larrygobfiend · January 28, 2018

Get some ket in

Prevenger17 · January 28, 2018

Go over the Cork and Kerry Mountains. Meet with Captain Farrell, he'll be counting money knowing him

dublinbluenose · January 28, 2018

Bin the city off and visit Clonakilty & Kinsale. Ace eateries and places to drink in both.

dublinbluenose · January 28, 2018

The thread title sounds like a low budget Colin Farrell movie.

Bungle · January 28, 2018

dublinbluenose said:
The thread title sounds like a low budget Colin Farrell movie.

Or Dominic Corks acting debut.

Alanbileysfeathercut · January 28, 2018

@Cork Evertonian
Stop celebrating rangers win and answer this man's question

anton66 · January 28, 2018

It's a bit crap, so I've been told.

Rigsby · January 28, 2018

What time of year are you going?

Paulie · January 28, 2018

Rigsby said:
What time of year are you going?

Early March mate.

Thanks for the suggestions.

Rigsby · January 28, 2018

some stuff here maybe worth a look https://www.irishexaminer.com/lifestyle/travel/hidden-gems-the-best-things-to-do-in-cork-332551.html

Paulie · January 28, 2018

Rigsby said:
some stuff here maybe worth a look https://www.irishexaminer.com/lifestyle/travel/hidden-gems-the-best-things-to-do-in-cork-332551.html

Ta mate.

Cork Evertonian · January 28, 2018

Paulie said:
So where would you stay and what should I do with 3 days in and around Cork?

Jurys Inn and the Metropole hotel would be the cheapest accommodation options in the centre of town.Jurys Inn (the hotel is right next door to a homeless shelter) is in a very dodgy part of town though.The Metropole is in a better location, and there's a lot of nice pubs cafes and restaurants, in the general area around the hotel.Hotel prices in Cork are expensive though.

The Oliver Plunkett pub is a good spot for live music.That would be nearby the Market Lane.Which would be my favourite restaurant in town.As for stuff to do.Check out the English Market.Climb the Shandon Steeple and visit Fitzgeralds Park, and that area around the mardyke.The open top bus tour will cover most of the sights around town.I would also recommend a visit to Youghal if the weather is decent.Have fun mate and enjoy your visit to Irelands finest city.